New Entries
Space Exploration [sopuli.xyz], up 1.15% to 22, (7 posts, 4 recent)
when things get too real for me_irl [lemmy.ml], up 0.67% to 774, (27 posts, 3 recent)
SLRPNK Music [slrpnk.net], up 0.13% to 149, (49 posts, 9 recent)
Outrun [lemmy.ml], up 0.11% to 213, (20 posts, 5 recent)
Screenshots [citizensgaming.com], up 0.07% to 194, (10 posts, 2 recent)
New Democratic Party [lemmy.ca], up 0.07% to 341, (50 posts, 10 recent)
Trains [lemmy.ml], up 0.06% to 437, (66 posts, 2 recent)
Wuppertal [feddit.de], up 0.05% to 149, (55 posts, 7 recent)
Not Just Bikes [feddit.nl], up 0.05% to 770, (26 posts, 4 recent)
Fairphone [lemmy.ml], up 0.05% to 298, (25 posts, 2 recent)
Imaginaire [jlai.lu], up 0.03% to 43, (6 posts, 2 recent)
Previously featured
Eternity [lemdro.id], up 13.15% to 852, (36 posts, 22 recent)
Futurology [futurology.today], up 6.20% to 411, (80 posts, 30 recent)
Cyanide and Happiness [lemm.ee], up 2.28% to 1568, (36 posts, 8 recent)
Clever Comebacks [feddit.uk], up 1.68% to 507, (14 posts, 2 recent)
Video Game Art [sopuli.xyz], up 1.22% to 727, (191 posts, 39 recent)
Rust [programming.dev], up 1.05% to 3456, (246 posts, 18 recent)
CyberMoe [ani.social], up 0.90% to 128, (18 posts, 6 recent)
artporn [lemm.ee], up 0.78% to 1689, (336 posts, 76 recent)
Printmaking [lemmy.ml], up 0.76% to 94, (58 posts, 17 recent)
Quotes [lemmygrad.ml], up 0.72% to 112, (27 posts, 10 recent)
> Greentext [lemmy.ml], up 0.70% to 4967, (179 posts, 11 recent)
Trans Memes [lemmy.blahaj.zone], up 0.69% to 98, (13 posts, 6 recent)
CassetteFuturism [lemm.ee], up 0.62% to 1153, (51 posts, 6 recent)
Important Images [lemmy.best], up 0.60% to 1063, (38 posts, 6 recent)
xkcd (RSS) [nom.mom], up 0.59% to 146, (17 posts, 3 recent)
WholeSomeMemes [lemmy.ml], up 0.55% to 1591, (58 posts, 6 recent)
Risa [startrek.website], up 0.55% to 4121, (372 posts, 50 recent)
Movies in the Making [lemmy.ml], up 0.53% to 163, (10 posts, 3 recent)
Armored Core [lemm.ee], up 0.50% to 119, (26 posts, 9 recent)
Redneck Engineering [infosec.pub], up 0.47% to 351, (21 posts, 5 recent)
Wallpapers [lemmy.ca], up 0.45% to 844, (119 posts, 4 recent)
Aminals [lemmy.best], up 0.41% to 260, (20 posts, 3 recent)
France [jlai.lu], up 0.39% to 1197, (509 posts, 114 recent)
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (RSS) [nom.mom], up 0.36% to 140, (45 posts, 8 recent)
Terrible Estate Agent Photos [feddit.uk], up 0.36% to 4871, (91 posts, 12 recent)
Starfield [lemmy.zip], up 0.28% to 1428, (81 posts, 16 recent)
FangMoe [ani.social], up 0.28% to 67, (16 posts, 9 recent)
Couch to 5K [lemmy.capebreton.social], up 0.24% to 58, (14 posts, 2 recent)
Star Citizen [citizensgaming.com], up 0.19% to 330, (41 posts, 10 recent)
MEOW_IRL [sopuli.xyz], up 0.18% to 1737, (101 posts, 7 recent)
DOS gaming [retrolemmy.com], up 0.18% to 451, (34 posts, 3 recent)
Right to Repair [discuss.tchncs.de], up 0.17% to 490, (13 posts, 5 recent)
Privacy [lemmy.ml], up 0.17% to 22131, (2638 posts, 26 recent)
Open Source [lemmy.ml], up 0.16% to 22472, (1821 posts, 28 recent)
Machinist [sh.itjust.works], up 0.16% to 319, (61 posts, 6 recent)
FediLore + Fedidrama [lemmy.ca], up 0.16% to 1535, (88 posts, 2 recent)
FDP [feddit.de], up 0.13% to 42, (9 posts, 5 recent)
Pareidolia [sh.itjust.works], up 0.07% to 1235, (85 posts, 2 recent)
SneerClub [awful.systems], up 0.06% to 418, (98 posts, 12 recent)
Results are averaged over the past 7 days
Day 5 of trying out users_active_month: https://feddit.nl/post/2549712
I realised yesterday, that if you click those links, you're seeing stuff from feddit.nl's perspective rather than your own instance's, so it might be best to navigate to the list via !bottest@feddit.nl
I was also thinking, it makes less sense to split them by what has previously featured. It's there for these lists because I think people use them mostly to find new communities to subscribe to (it's what I use them for anyway), but the new lists are more about where the chat currently is (if you know about the shitposting Incident, you can see the evidence of the ramifications of it), so whether they've featured before is less relevant.
I agree, once communities are established, you mostly want to see trends